bronc

[ brongk ]

noun
  1. bronco: to bust a bronc.

Origin of bronc

1
First recorded in 1890–95; by shortening

Words Nearby bronc

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How to use bronc in a sentence

  • "One of you boys saddle my bronc," suddenly requested Alfred, and began to examine his firearms by the light of the saloon lamp.

    Blazed Trail Stories | Stewart Edward White
  • Won't you light off'n yore bronc and stay to supper, Miss Rutherford?

    The Sheriff's Son | William MacLeod Raine
  • Say, I seen him ride Cyclone once and get first money for ridin' the worst buckin' bronc' at the rodeo, over to Tucson.

    Overland Red | Henry Herbert Knibbs
  • The Adjutant's letter was left in the tent, bronc picketed, and the boys drew lots for the oars.

  • "That's an ornery--looking bronc," went on Belllounds, and he reached with careless hand for the mustang.